After a crisis comes recovery. With many long-held commercial assumptions challenged by the pandemic – from sudden loss of consumers, passengers or clients, to now underused assets and infrastructure – governments, public authorities and businesses need to rethink, adapt and recover.
This is a chance to address longstanding issues, solve new problems and revisit opportunities. We bring data-driven rigour to help you optimise your estates and assets, reveal new user or customer behaviours, or create safe and productive buildings and facilities. No-one knows exactly how long the Coronavirus pandemic will be with us. But we can all plan for and design a more resilient future now.
Supporting your recovery
Digital tools
As designers and engineers, when confronted with a new issue, we always seek to develop a tool equal to the task. As the pandemic continues to challenge many long-held assumptions – from metro ridership levels to the safety of offices and other environments – we have taken a data-driven approach, creating tools to help you model different operational scenarios and plan for a productive future.
Insights
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Supporting communities
Arup’s shared values, like our firm’s name, are derived from the beliefs and convictions of our founder Sir Ove Arup. He believed work was only valuable when it had something higher to strive for – today, our people are finding many ways to support frontline healthcare workers and local communities, designing practical solutions to protect the most vulnerable.